But i think i would need to improve the documentation , to put a note that The CIEL dictionary uploaded should match the corresponding version on the server , otherwise it will be trouble some for some one else
Thatās exactly what I asked @dkayiwa before. I still donāt understand how release managers should require this access. Should it be in helpdesk? On that case, can we just have a wiki page with the required permission? I say that because I wouldnāt know which permissions to grant to a new release manager.
@mozzy can you use the CI to deploy new versions of mdsbuilder instead of doing it locally using deploy-compose? I changed the docs yesterday to reflect on how it should be done instead.
The only things that should be done manually is adding more data/changing the database, and even that Iām not particularly happy on how itās currently done.
Iād prefer to have a ticket so thatās get done via CI.
I disagree with both merging the PR without a reviewer and how it has been deployed. Iād appreciate if I could have a say before changes to our ansible repositories.
FYI, PIH is currently having problems exporting data from mds builder, so I suppose weād like a little bit more communications here.
your very right @cintiadr. i wanted to build a new image with the latest module versions using CI. it looked to me a very small change , thats why i ddnt wait for review, am sorry about that.
. However it actually ddnt work. the module versions werenāt upgraded in the mdsbuilder server to what i had upgraded
I only succeded in Updating the server to platform 2.2 and i did that manually locally running deploy-compose with the image you had built 5 months ago
@mozzy this is the second time you are merging your own pull request with complaints about not having waited for at least one review. You have just been upgraded to /dev/3 which gives you ability to merge, but this does not necessarily mean that you do not wait for reviews, however small the change may appear to you. Just exercise a little more caution and patience.
Well, unfortunately as youāve already āforceā deployed it and didnāt give me a chance to collect some information, I have very little chance of actually fixing the deployment.
I understand sometimes itās tempting to deploy things quickly to get some quick wins, but we are here for the long game.
In a lot of spaces (like infrastructure), you wonāt have the full context, and thatās when we rely on pull requests and reviews.